Don Herr
Don Herr (31 August 1889 in Salona, Pennsylvania – 21 June 1953 in Marion, Indiana) was an American racecar driver.
Herr won the 1911 held on the roads of Elgin, Illinois driving a National. In the 1912 Indianapolis 500 he served as a for Joe Dawson from lap 108 to 144. Afterwards, Dawson returned to the car and drove on to victory. Unlike the 1924 race where both the starting and relief driver are listed as co-winners, Herr is not credited as an Indianapolis 500 winner because Dawson both started and finished the race. Herr drove his own car in the 1913 Indianapolis 500 and started fifth and completed only seven laps before being knocked out by a broken clutch shaft, driving a Wisconsin powered Stutz. It would be his last Championship Car start.[1]
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- Don Herr profile at Old Racing Cars
- Official Indianapolis 500 race and driver statistics: Don Herr
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- 1889 births
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